Applied Math Seminar
Spring Quarter 2002
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Sloan Mathematics Corner, Building 380, Room 380-C

April 5	Peter Baxendal USC	Lyapunov exponents for small random perturbations of Hamiltonian systems
April 9 Special Seminar Noon, 380-380D	Weinan E Princeton University	Problems with multiple scales: modeling and computations
April 17 Special Seminar Noon, 380-381T	Matthew West CDS, Caltech	Asynchronous Variational Integrators for Solid Mechanics
April 19	Margaret Cheney Dept of Math Sciences RPI	The MUSIC algorithm and the Linear Sampling (Factorization) Method
April 26	Takis Souganidis Austin, TX	Fully nonlinear stochastic partial differential equations: Theory and applications
May 3	Kathrin Berkner Ricoh Innovations, Inc., Color Image Processing Group, Menlo Park	Enhancement of scanned documents in a digital copier using properties of wavelets in smoothness spaces
May 10	Russel Caflisch UCLA	Modeling and Simulation for Epitaxial Growth with Elastic Strain
May 17	Stephan Bohacek USC	Stochastic Models of the Internet, TCP and Fair Video Transmission
May 24	N. S. Witte Dept. of Math and Statistics, U of Melbourne, Australia	The finite one-dimensional Impenetrable Bose Gas and Painleve's sixth Transcendent.
May 31 Special Seminar 1pm, Room 420-38	Giovanni Russo Università di Catania, Italy	Time relaxed Monte Carlo methods for the Boltzmann Equations
May 31	Peter Smereka Ann Arbor	Effective Equations for Ostwald Ripening
June 7	William S. Cleveland Mathematical Sciences Research Center, Bell Labs	Statistical Multiplexing: Math and Stat Take Over the Internet

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